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Conan O’Brien: ‘Late-night television as we know it is going to disappear’
Conan O'Brien says traditional late night TV is ending but praises Stephen Colbert as a key figure who will continue shaping the evolving television landscape.
- Conan O'Brien stated that late-night television, as known since 1950, will disappear, but talents like Stephen Colbert will continue to shine.
- O'Brien expressed concerns about the future of television, mentioning a 'seismic change' in entertainment during his Hall of Fame induction.
- O'Brien emphasized that despite changes, the ideas and talent in television remain potent and will adapt to new formats.
- O'Brien praised Stephen Colbert as 'too talented and too essential to go away,' despite the cancellation of Colbert's Late Show by CBS.
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Conan O'Brien Offers Bleak Prediction For Late Night After Colbert Cancellation—But There's Still Hope
One month ago, late-night show host Stephen Colbert sat behind his desk and, while performing his cold open, announced that this would be the last season of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and that in ten months, CBS would no longer have a late show, period.The news was met with gasps, boos, and general disdain, a sentiment that Colbert admitted he agreed with. You can see the announcement here: - YouTube www.youtube.com In a more passionate…
Conan O'Brien says late-night TV 'as we know it' is going to 'disappear'
Conan O’Brien shared his predictions for the future of late-night television at a Saturday night award show, following declining viewership for the programs and the cancellation of Late Night with Stephen Colbert. O’Brien was inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame on Saturday in Los Angeles, where he addressed the uncertainty around late-night television, saying there is “a lot of fear about the future of television, and rightfully s…
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In this Media Miss minute, the head of Israel’s military has approved plans for the “next phase” of the war in Gaza, including a takeover of Gaza City. And comedy legend Conan O’Brien says late-night TV as we know it is on its deathbed. Media Miss on the left: IDF chief approves 'next phase' of Gaza war Israeli Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir has announced Israel will officially expand its offensive against Hamas in Gaza — agai…
Conan O’Brien predicts late-night TV will 'disappear' and that's a damn good thing · American Wire News
Former television host Conan O’Brien sees the writing on the wall for late-night TV, but he offered a different prediction for Stephen Colbert. The former host of the more-than-decade-long TBS talk show “Conan” spoke about the future of the late-night talk show genre during remarks as he was inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame on Saturday. “This is the honor of a lifetime. It means everything to me. I’m stunned to be in this compan…
Upon receiving an award from the Hall of Fame of the Television Academy, Conan O’Brien shared some reflections on the state of night television. The former show host spoke to the attendees gathered at the Los Angeles weekend for the event, where O’Brien pointed out that there is currently “a lot of fear about the future of television, and rightly so.” “The life we have all known for nearly 80 years is experiencing a seismic change,” O’Brien said…
Conan O’Brien Predicts Late Night Shows Will Disappear
Comedian Conan O’Brien warned that traditional late-night television is nearing its end, following the announcement that The Late Show with Stephen Colbert will be canceled in 2026. O’Brien made the remarks during his Television Academy Hall of Fame induction ceremony, reflecting on how the industry has changed since late-night programs became a staple of American culture in the 1950s. O’Brien stated, “Late-night television, as we have known it …
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